With the Government’s massive growth plans, rising demand and ministry investment, the sports infrastructure, leisure facilities and the public spaces industry in Saudi Arabia is heading toward unprecedented expansion.
Saudi Arabia's sports infrastructure, public spaces and leisure facilities industry is heading towards unprecedented expansion, spurred by a powerful vision, rising public demand and multibillion-dollar investments.
Saudi Arabia’s sports sector market value is projected to hit $22.4 billion by 2030, up from $8 billion, driven by a surge in investments and a growing focus on the industry.
(Source: ARAB NEWS)
Saudi Arabia has been confirmed as the host nation of the 2034 FIFA World Cup.
The 130-metre Global Sports Tower will have an internal area of 84,000 sqm to include more than 30 different sports facilities.
Capacity: 92,000+
This spectacular new stadium will have the highest capacity in Saudi Arabia, and become a major center for sports and home to the national team. Host of the opening and final matches, the stadium and its precinct will anchor the Green Riyadh development’s masterplan, contributing to the city’s ongoing transformation.
Capacity: 46,000+
The distinctive design of this new stadium replicates the overlapping planes and texture of the bark of the native Acacia tree. The stadium will integrate the latest venue technology, creating an exceptional, personalized fan experience.
Capacity: 70,000+
This existing stadium is one of the most iconic venues in the region, with a distinctive fabric roof inspired by traditional tents. It is located near attractions such as the planned Sports Boulevard that will provide community access to green spaces. The refurbishment will significantly increase capacity and enable uses from football matches to concerts.
Capacity: 46,000+
This existing stadium is next to the vibrant U Walk – a King Saud University mixed-use development. It currently hosts Saudi Pro League games and other major sporting events, and its capacity will be expanded for the Competition.
Capacity: 46,000+
This will be a new multi-purpose sports facility in Riyadh. Its design draws inspiration from the “culturally contextualized modernism” principles of Salmani architecture. The stadium will be part of a wider park site master plan. It will sit at the heart of a vibrant community facility that will provide locals with a combination of community sports facilities and green spaces.
Capacity: 46,000+
This new stadium will be located in the Qiddiya development, its design offering spectacular views out towards the Tuwaiq cliffs. The stadium’s materials, including iridescent glass and shimmering metal, contribute to a futuristic aesthetic.
Capacity: 47,000+
The stunning design of this new stadium is inspired by the “culturally contextualized modernism” principles of Salmani architecture. After the Competition, the stadium will be home to a professional football club and host sport and entertainment events.
Capacity: 46,000+
This new stadium is designed as a dynamic part of the urban fabric, with a different look to a typical sports venue. It will sit in a central plaza surrounded by the bowl’s ‘crystalline’ structure, a delicate latticework that will glow in the night sky.
Capacity: 58,000+
This stadium was built in 2014 and is known as ‘The Shining Jewel’ for its distinctive geometric architecture. Planned refurbishments will update the stadium to meet FIFA requirements and be integrated into the stadium’s existing architecture.
Capacity: 46,000+
This new stadium will be located at the heart of the Qiddiya Coast Development, on the shores of the Red Sea, with other sporting infrastructure and hotels close by. Its design evokes the ripple effect of a ‘Mexican wave’ with a rich and joyful color palette.
Capacity: 45,000+
This new stadium will serve the vibrant King Abdullah Economic City area on the Red Sea coast. Its versatile design and organic aesthetic are inspired by how local coral reefs grow.
Capacity: 45,000+
This stadium echoes the traditional architecture of Jeddah’s historic Al Balad district, while embracing technological advancements and innovative building design. It will anchor the Sport Park District of JCD, seamlessly integrated with its surrounding villages.
Capacity: 46,000+
This new stadium is located in the north of Al Khobar, on the shore of the Arabian Gulf. Its architecture celebrates the sea's dynamic nature. After the tournament, the stadium will be home to a professional football club.
Capacity: 45,000+
This existing stadium is located in the south-east of Abha. Capacity will be expanded to more than 45,000 for the FIFA World Cup 2034™, with refurbishment focusing on modernizing the infrastructure while respecting the stadium’s historical context.
Capacity: 46,000+
This new stadium will be the most unique in the world. With a pitch situated more than 350 meters above ground, and a roof created from the city itself, the stadium will be an experience like no other. After the tournament it will be home to a professional football club and the centerpiece of the city’s sporting and active lifestyle program.
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